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Midtown just got a $39.5 million green light for infrastructure upgrades — but not without controversy. A new taxing district, backed by a $1 million capital boost, aims to revitalize the area through tax increment financing, though critics call it a missed chance to fix poverty and safety. Some commissioners walked away frustrated, citing high taxes and lack of transparency, while officials defend the plan as community-focused — even if developers benefit. With a few abstentions and looming questions, the city moves forward, ready to build — but not without scrutiny.

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